Education Reforms and Rural Zoning Debate Ahead
Local officials and residents debated rezoning a 4 to 16 acre tract along US 15 for agricultural to commercial use. State Roads officials noted 1960 legislative authority and planned highway access could affect land values, while proposals included conditional permits and clearer land-use rules to reduce repeat rezonings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devilbiss Road
U. 5
U.S
Williar
State Roads Commission
SRC
State Roads
Goodloe Byron
Arthur Haiton
Manuel M. Weinberg
Planning Commission
Willar
Commiers
Ae Tha Airven
Weinberg
Believe Man Drowned In Boating Accident
A 49 year old Harford County man is missing and presumed drowned after a boating accident on the Susquehanna River near Sehweers Landing by Snake Island. The 14 foot boat with his son and two other men struck a rock, overturned and sank about 50 yards off shore two miles south of Darlington. George Creggar of Havre de Grace was the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conowingo, Md
Harford County
Susquehanna River
George Creggar
Havre de Grace
Sehweers Landing
Snake Island
Darlington
Woman 78 Slays Snake Near North Market Street
A 78 year old woman named Miss Young killed a 5 2 foot long snake near her North Market Street home after mistaking it for a large animal. A crowd gathered as bystanders watched a Negro boy attempt to capture the reptile but miss. Firemen carried away the hapless, non poisonous black snake carcass as Miss Young recalled the old tale that snakes do not die until sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Young
North Marne
Isene
Teachers Seek 200 Raise For Accredited Staff This Fall
Dr Sensenbaugh urged Frederick County Board of County Commissioners to reconsider a $200 raise for accredited teachers to be effective September through December. He estimated immediate cost at about 528000 and suggested including 120000 in the 1961 budget to sustain the raise. He noted current salaries place Frederick County low in the state and argued the increase would improve bargaining conditions for new graduates. The Commissioners have previously delayed such increases due to budget limits but promised utmost consideration in the 1961 budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Sensenbaugh
Oners
Sensenbaushh
Frederick County
Sensendaugh
Motorist Held For Grand Jury
Calvin Leroy Moyer of Charleston West Virginia was held for the grand jury after a preliminal hearing in Magisters Court on a $1000 bond charged with falsifying registration and license dates. The charge could bring up to five years in prison. Trooper Gallen questioned him about licenses and ages, and Moyer admitted altering them on the way back to West Virginia from Baltimore for a job. Judge Byron Thompson ordered hold for Grand Jury in September and bond to be posted. State’s Attorney said the offense is rising and will be cracked down on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Leroy Moyer
Charleston
W. Va
Magistrates Cour
Moyer
Joseph Ga
Gallen
Nen
Baltmore
Byron Thompson
Moverte
Robert S. Reicenhoefer
Gnosticism Challenge Discussed at Presbyterian Conference
Dre Donald C Wilson of the Weentander Presbyterian Church in Wilmington was named conference moderator, succeeding Rev Jack M Croup of Baltimore. The agenda featured an analysis of the gospel of John and a discussion of Gnosticisms challenge over the first century. Rev Miller of Richmond VA spoke on Gnostic influence and the gospel as persuasive dialogue against such views. Mrs Kenneth C Miller directed the womens program and introduced Rev George Lee Stewart and Rev Andrew Thakurdas. Main speaker Rev Warner L Hail preached The Servant Lord and Servant People. Reports covered the General Council Stated Clerk Synod staff and pensions. Market section notes New York stock activity with profits taken and some favorites dipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald C. Wilson
Weentander Presbyterian Church
Wilmington
Del
Jack M. Croup
Lochearn Church
Baltimore
E Calvaryan Church
Donald C. Irwin
Wallace Memorial Church
Washington
Donald G. Miller
New Testant Union Theological
Richmond
Kenneth C. Miller
Baltimore Presbyterial Society
United Church of Christ
America
Islands
Miller
George Lee Stewart
Bali
Stewart
Mexico
Robert H.phens
Andrew Thakurdas
Commission On Ecumenical Mission
United Presbyterian Church
Africa
Walter Knipp
Knip
Goucher College
Synodical Society
Warner L. Hail
The
Covenant Presbyterian Church of
Charlotte
N.C
Caions Arch
Carl BR. Pritchitt
Bethesda Presbyterian Church
Pritchitt
Sam Jamieson Jr
General Council
Albert W. Lenz
David S. Bender
Synod
Sidney J. Venable
Alton B. Allfather
Urgent appeal to Frederick citizens for hospital building fund
Frederick Memorial Hospital seeks nearly 100000 more to reach 650000 for a building program. For each 200 donated, 100 will be matched by government funds. Ford Foundation adds 65000 with a one to two government match. Pledge cards available by phone or mail. act quickly to complete the expansion and modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ford Foundation
P. O
Frederick
Maryland
Fifty eight Scouts Embark On Southwest Trek
Fifty eight Boy Scouts and five leaders depart Frederick High School by two Trailway buses for a 2000 mile Philmont Scout Ranch expedition in New Mexico. The 124 day encampment includes five days travel each way and twelve days on the ranch with hiking, horse riding, burro packing, rifle practice, and nature programs. Leaders include Stup Wilson Casper Beison Sr. Nichols, with a long list of Scouts from Troops 799 267 1056 273 278 276 283 261 299 and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philmont
Cimmaron
N. Mex
Frederick High School
Toi
Air Force Base
Columbus
Scott Air Force Base
St. Louis
Tulsa University
Tulsa
Ohio
Amarillo
Tex
Santa Fe
Taos Indian Pueblos
Air Force
Poniol
Cito
Carson Maxwell
la Junta
Colo
Dodge City
Boot Hill
Main Street
Dodge
Fort Riley
Gire Force Base
S Mo
Stu
Charles Stup
Henry Wilson
Casper Beison Sr
Charles Nichols
Stup
Richard Asmus
Fort Detrick
Fred Broadrup
James Atchison
Robert S. Barber
Casper Betson Jr
Mike Bilickenstaff
Ricky Boyer
Carl A. Carson Jr
Barry Crevy
Ronnie Cullen
Wayne Croneburg
Robert Eaves
Hunt Elkins
David Fox
Bruce Gale
Richard Graham
Thomas Grave
David Morris
Lanell Hill
Dick Holdcraft
Jerry Howard
Tim Isaacs
Vince Kepler
Francis C. Lang
Nelson Lichenstein
Norman Lindsay
David Masser
Dennis Murphy
Alan Nichols
Thomas Nikirk
Ed Fellicot
Work On School Bill Compromise Progress Report
Washington AP reports the House Rules Committee moved toward a possible compromise on school construction funding to tempt President Eisenhower. A conference between Senate and House conferees may be allowed to draft a formal agreement, with terms favoring the Senate formula and funding allocation while dropping certain provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Eisenhower
House Education Committee
Senate
Rules Committee
Congress
Howard W. Smith
Dva
Graham A. Barden
D-Xc
Education Committee
Barden
Sam Rayburn
James C. Davis
Eisenhower Restores Energy On Hawaii Visit
President Eisenhower, cheered by more than 400000 Hawaiians, rested briefly then played golf at Kaneohe after a long East Asia tour. He arrived exhausted, napped, and planned another morning round before returning to Washington as locals greeted him with Aloha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Eisenhower
Korea
Pacific
China
Okinawa
Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Station
Washington
Islands
Aloha
Kaneohe
Orient
U. S
Japan
Hawaii
William F. Quinn
Quinn
Island
Two State Troopers Assigned to Southern Washington County
HAGERSTOWN The State Police assign two troopers to the southern part of Washington County. Major George E. Davidson said Trooper Robert Basore will live in Sharpsburg and serve the southern section, while Trooper A. D. Carlson will reside in Brunswick and patrol between there and Sandy Hook and nearby Frederick County areas. Eighteen state policemen are currently in the county, with plans for five more if the legislature authorizes additional troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Washington County
George E. Davidson
Davidson
Robert Basore
Sharpsburg
A .D. Carlson
Brunswick
Sandy Hook
Asell
Frederick County
Lern Kirk
Scuss
Kishi to Resign After Pact In Force
Premier Nobusuke Kishi plans to resign once the new U S Japan security treaty is in force. Local papers report his declaration to L D P Secretary General Shojiro Kawashima, who urged discussion of a successor. Ratification becomes final at midnight and awaits U S Senate approval and exchange of documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
U.s.japan
Kishi
Shojiro Kawashima
Liberal Democratic Party
Japan
U.S. Senate
U.S
Launch Anti U S Imperialist Week in China
In Peiping China launched an anti U S imperialist week to denounce President Eisenhower as the chief of U S imperialism the god of plague and a vicious wolf Endorsed by mass rallies with posters radio broadcasts and public notices echoing a furious campaign against his Asian goodwill tour and U S policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Red China Today
U.S
Eisenhower
China
Peiping Radio
Wolf
United States
Eight Die In Four-Car Collision In New Iberia
Four cars piled up in a mass crash within New Iberia killing eight. A survivor said one of three cars trying to pass as the fourth approached from the opposite direction. Victims included Aaron Williams Sr. and three sons, ages 17 to 28. Others: Roy D Taylor and associates from nearby towns. The crash occurred on a straight highway stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Iberea
Aaron Wiliams Sr
Aaron Jr
Roger
Lloyd
Patentville
Lloyd D_ Tavior
Tupelo
George Babineaux Jr
New Iberia
Alvin Bodin
Sebastian
Laporte
Jeanerette
Patrick Henry
Taylor
Archie Alexander
Patoutinte
Williams Boys
Urban Hidden Values Cited at Maryland Urban Renewal Conference
William A. Pate, deputy director of the Maryland Department of Economic Development, told the Maryland Municipal League gathering that urban renewal yields hidden value beyond higher property values and tax revenue. He said prospects judge communities by attitude and planning as well as visible gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean City
William A. Pate
Maryland Department of Economic Development
Pate
Maryland Municipal League
Tosso
Paie
Shoes Specified Indictment Frees Man of Murder
Frank Davis, 51, ranching figure, freed of murder charge after indictment failed to specify whether he wore shoes during the alleged stomping of attorney James L. Drought. Drought died Feb. 19, two days after a car collision involving Davis's vehicle. District Attorney Lieck said the case would go to the July grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Frank Davis
James L. Drought
Davis
Dist
Charles Lieck Jr
Nixon Defends U.S. Growth Ahead of St Louis Speech
Vice President Richard M. Nixon, speaking at the 4th annual Junior Chamber of Commerce convention in St Louis, says critics overstate Soviet gains. He contrasts growth with Soviet postwar rebuilding, mocks the growthmanship label, and urges limited government aid to private industry while railing against anti production economists. He earlier spoke on farm problems in Minot North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne Associates Pressice
Richard M. Nixies
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Nixon
National Junior Chamber of Commerce
St. Louis
U.S
Minot
N.D
Approval Of Pact Still Desirable
Secretary of State Christian Herter said the Japanese security pact should be ratified early, noting Japan’s Diet ratification took effect recently. Senate action was anticipated, with Lyndon B. Johnson hoping to press the credit for action before adjournment while budget demands remain a priority. He warned long term effects depend on Japan’s next 72 months and U.S. prestige amid regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Christian A. Herter
Senate
Japan
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Ald
Herter
Prian
Johnson
Eisenhower
U.S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alan Wilbur
Agriculto Commercial
Sere Randolphi
Lune
Devilbiss x
Tome
Dliffs
Snake
Fisher Building
East Patrick Street
Hood College
New York
Frederick City
New Mexico
Fred C. Holloway
Madison
N. J
West Virginia
Methodist Church
Holloway
Western Maryland College
Westminster Theological Seminary
Western Maryland
Far East
Louisiana
Soviets
Antea i
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!